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Seen and Heard | John 10:22-42 | Pastor Terry CampbellJesus stands in the temple and declares that His works and His relationship with the Father prove who He is. In this message from Hope Fellowship Church, Pastor Terry Campbell explores what it means to be truly seen and heard by the Good Shepherd—and why those who belong to Him can rest secure in His hand.Learn more at hfc-kc.org
In John 10:1–21, Jesus gives us one of the most comforting pictures of who He is: the Good Shepherd. Unlike those who seek to mislead, harm, or scatter the flock, Jesus knows His sheep, calls them by name, and leads them with care.In this message, Campbell Terry walks through Jesus’ words about the shepherd, the sheep, and the gate, showing us what it means to recognize and follow the voice of Christ. Jesus doesn’t simply offer guidance from a distance—He lays down His life for His sheep so that they may have life, and have it abundantly.Join us as we continue through the Gospel of John and consider what it means to know the Good Shepherd, listen to His voice, and confidently follow where He leads.
What does it mean to truly see? In John 9:13–41, a man born blind comes to recognize Jesus, while the religious leaders refuse to believe what is right before their eyes. His journey reveals a powerful contrast between the light of belief and the darkness of unbelief.Join Brad Seifert for this week’s HFC sermon as we consider how we respond to Jesus. Will we cling to what we think we know, or humbly receive the truth He reveals?
This week at HFC, Tyler Holloway teaches from John 9:1–7 in a message titled “The Light That Shines in the Darkness.” Through Jesus’ healing of a man born blind, we see that our hardships are not beyond God’s purpose. Even in life’s darkest moments, Jesus—the Light of the World—is at work, revealing God’s power and inviting us to respond with faith and obedience.
This week at HFC, JC Morrison continues our journey through Acts with a message titled “Establishing Churches” from Acts 14:21–28.As Paul and Barnabas retraced their steps through the cities where they had proclaimed the gospel, their work wasn’t finished simply because people had believed. They returned to strengthen and encourage the new disciples, appoint leaders, and help establish healthy, lasting churches. Even in the face of hardship, these believers were encouraged to remain faithful and continue in the faith.In this message, we’re reminded that the mission of the church is about more than making converts—it’s about making disciples and building strong communities of believers who will continue the work of the gospel. God calls His church to encourage one another, grow together, develop faithful leaders, and remain committed to the mission He has given us.
This week at HFC, JC Morrison continues our journey through Acts with a message titled “Set Apart for the Work”from Acts 13:1–12.As the church in Antioch worshiped, prayed, and fasted together, the Holy Spirit called Barnabas and Saul to a specific work. The church responded by sending them out, beginning a new chapter in the spread of the gospel. Their mission quickly brought both opportunity and opposition, but the power of God’s Word could not be stopped.In this message, we’re reminded that God sets His people apart for His purposes. Whether He calls us to go, send, serve, or stand faithfully where we are, our mission is the same: to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit and boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus.
This week at HFC, Tyler Holloway continues our study through the book of Acts with a message titled "Empowered Boldness" from Acts 4:23–34. After Peter and John are released following persecution for proclaiming Christ, they return to the believers, who respond not with fear, but with united prayer. Rather than asking God to remove hardship, they ask for boldness to continue speaking His Word. God answers by filling them with the Holy Spirit, strengthening their faith, and empowering them to boldly proclaim the gospel. As the early church lived in unity, they generously cared for one another, demonstrating the transforming power of a Spirit-filled community. Join us as we discover how God still empowers His people today to live courageously, pray confidently, and faithfully share the hope of Jesus in every circumstance.
This week at HFC, JC Morrison shares “The Road to Salvation” from Acts 8:26–40.As Philip is led by the Spirit to meet the Ethiopian eunuch, we see a powerful picture of God’s pursuit of people and the life-changing truth of the gospel. Through Scripture, Philip points him to Jesus and shows that salvation is found through faith in Christ. Join us as we continue our series “A Church Begins” and explore how God is building His church through the spread of the gospel.
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